Economist Podcasts Do the after math: how Trump won
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Nov 7, 2024 
In this discussion, Dan Rosenheck, Data Editor at The Economist, unveils the dynamics behind the surprising election results and shifting voter demographics, particularly among Latino voters. Slavia Chankova, Healthcare Correspondent, challenges conventional views on ADHD, advocating for its recognition as a spectrum rather than a disorder. Finally, Vishnu Padmanaban explores the rise of faith-based startups in India, where technology enhances religious practices, making devotion more accessible and personal than ever.
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Lopsided Win
- Republicans secured a sweeping victory in the US election, winning the presidency and Senate.
- Polls underestimated Trump's support, especially in swing states, leading to a decisive Electoral College win.
Senate Results
- Democrats performed relatively well in the Senate, exceeding Harris's performance by two percentage points.
- Ticket-splitting by voters, supporting Trump and Democratic senators, contributed to this outcome.
Latino Vote Shift
- Latino voters significantly shifted towards Republicans, showing double-digit percentage point swings in various regions.
- This shift, observed across different Hispanic groups, played a crucial role in the election outcome.